Avalon Harbor
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Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, CA USA
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26 Miles to Santa Catalina view - 2:19 Invitation |
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Avalon Harbor - Catalina Island - Southern California Tour view - 0:35 William Joel sojourn - his escape to the beautiful Island of Santa Catalina -is a rocky island off the coast of the U.S. state of California. The island is 22 miles (35 km) long and eight miles (13 km) across at its greatest width. The island is located about 22 miles (35 km) south-southwest of Los Angeles, California. The highest point on the island is Mt. Orizaba (648 m), at 33°22?29.7?N 118°25?11.6?W. At the same time, his premeire debut in the world of film making, at its best. |
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Avalon Harbor Catalina Island view - 0:53 A panning view of Avalon Harbor taken on the morning of June 19, 2008. |
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Avalon Harbor from the Glass-Bottom Boat view - 0:47 This is Avalon Harbor seen from the deck of one of the Glass-Bottom boats (they look like submarines). You can see the Casino, the Harbor, Lover's Cove and even a Para-sailor at the end. |
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Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, CA USA view - 0:29 Panoramic shot of Avalon harbor on Santa Catalina Island about 23 miles off the Los Angeles coastline. The famous Casino starts the shot at the left. The Casino has never been used for gambling. Casino means gathering place. |
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Catalina Island view - 3:14 California travel expert Veronica Hill of http://www.CaliforniaTravelExpert.com tours Catalina Island in this episode of "California Travel Tips." The second largest of the Channel Islands, just 22 miles from California's coast, Catalina makes a great family weekend. Our kids had a blast on the hour-long ferry from Dana Point to the island, where we spotted sailboats, kayakers, and a pod of frolicking dolphins. Once you disembark in Avalon Bay, grab a golf cart for a tour around the island, and then take a stroll along Crescent Drive, Catalina's main boardwalk. Here, kids can enjoy a treat of spun taffy, ice cream or caramel apples at the old-fashioned confectionary Lloyds of Avalon — — or enjoy a few video games and skee ball at the Metropole Marketplace arcade. A trip to the island isn't complete without a stroll along the Green Pleasure Pier, where you can grab some fish and chips at Eric's restaurant and then go for a cruise on the bay. The Undersea Tour aboard the Starlight and Emerald semi-submersible vessels is a must-see. During the voyage, you'll explore the clear waters of Lover's Cove and a protected kelp forest where you'll come face to face with bright orange garibaldi, spotted calico bass, and opaleyes — among many other types of marine life. The 45-minute tour is also offered at night. To explore Catalina's rugged interior and native wildlife, hop aboard the Classic Inland Motor Tour, which follows the 1800s stagecoach route. In Middle Ranch, you'll meet Tachi, an endangered Santa Catalina Island Fox who acts as an educational ambassador for her species. You'll also see a herd of wandering bison, native woodpeckers, and perhaps a bald eagle or two. At El Rancho Escondido, the Wrigley family's Hidden Ranch, you can enjoy an Arabian horse demonstration and then spend about 45 minutes walking through the ranch. Pet the horses in their stables, play with a wandering kitty, or watch a short film on the ranch's history. A small museum displays Bohlin saddles, carriages and family memorabilia. After your tour, the Golf Gardens are just steps away. Known as one of the world's most challenging and beautiful miniature golf courses, the lushly landscaped grounds offer 18 holes of family fun. |
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